UK government to raise £750m after 15% stake sale in Royal Mail
Government sells 15% stake in Royal Mail for £750m and will use proceeds to help cut the deficit
Network Rail says 51% fall in pre-tax profit due to accounting changes
The company reported a 13.3% fall in operating profit in its full year results.
Argos and Homebase owner Home Retail reports slow start to financial year
Argos sales fell by 3.9% over the three months ending March 2015
Barcelona star Lionel Messi to face trial over alleged €4.16m tax fraud
Messi has previously denied he had anything to do with the alleged fraud
Iceland reports 25.7% profit fall despite frozen sales
Supermarket showed it was suffering from food deflation in its full year results
Kurdistan: Iraq oil payments needed to maintain fight against Isis
The Iraqi government and the KRG have clashed on unspecified parts of an oil deal made in December.
Flybe reports £35.6m loss in first year of transformation
The company, which reported an £8.1m profit last year, suffered a high loss.
Supermarket price war: Sainsbury's reports sixth quarter of revenue decline
CEO Mike Coup has had to make vigorous price cuts over the last year to keep up with Lidl and Aldi
Gary Lineker, Steven Gerrard and José Mourinho to front BT Sport's European football after broadcaster wins £897m bid
All 351 Champion's League and Europa League matches will be available to BT TV subscribers.
'Glass ceiling' making women move around for financial services top jobs, PwC finds
34% of surveyed millennials said limited opportunities for progression was top reason for leaving job
HSBC cutting up to 8,000 UK jobs in cost-saving exercise with HQ relocation on the cards
8,000 of the total 50,000 HSBC job cuts will be made in the bank's UK arm.
UK retail sales: slowdown in growth as bad weather hits clothing sales
Clothing sales experienced a cold shower, but furniture sales performed best in May
Manchester United first football club worth over $1.2bn beating Bayern Munich and Real Madrid
The club's brand value is now worth more than $1.2bn, more than Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
McDonald's sees US sales fall 2.2%
McDonald's worldwide sales declined by 0.3% in May, but still beat expectations.
Tax review: George Osborne Mansion Speech to placate UK-based banks over financial crisis regulation
Review will look at the bank levy, imposed during the financial crisis, to protect customers of retail banks
FICC lead 52% rise in London financial services jobs
The bonds and currency markets have picked up over the last months, which created jobs in the City
Boots: 700 jobs cut in restructure, Nottingham HQ to bear brunt of cull
Half of the jobs, cut in an effort to restructure the company, will be at its Nottingham head office
Legal and General support removal of quarterly reporting for FTSE listed companies
FCA lifted the legal requirement for publicly listed companies to publish their quarterly statement in 2014
Market round-up: Morrisons among biggest fallers as FTSE 100 hits 2-month low
Morrisons has been struggling with competition making things tricky for the supermarket.
Oil prices fluctuate as Opec keeps production levels of 30 million barrels per day
Oil hit its lowest price in six years in January, $45 a barrel, but has since climbed up to trading near $62.
UK jobs: Growth in permanent contracts slowed down after general election
Pay growth in the public sector was only 0.2% in May compared with May last year.
Vodafone confirms early asset exchange talks with Liberty Global after merger speculation
The company emphasised it had no plans to merge with Liberty, despite media speculation
G4S AGM disrupted by Palestine protests for fourth year in a row
The company said it would not renew its contracts with Israeli prisons.
Market round-up: Royal Mail sale and interest rate announcement drag FTSE 100 down
Johnson Matthey leads the fallers on the FTSE 100 despite a 9% increase in dividend payout
Ikea announces €1bn spend on tackling climate change
The company is investing €600m in renewable energy sources and €400m in humanitarian help
Bank of England will hold off on interest rate hike until 2016
Economists expect interest rates to climb in the first half of 2016 as inflation is expected to rise.
Government cuts to benefits and education will be more severe than expected says IFS
Because of increased spending on the NHS, the government will have to make deep cuts into other departments.
Market round-up: Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco lead the way as FTSE 100 rises
The index rose on the back of the ECB's announcement on interest rates
5 most popular cities for travellers in 2015 named with London taking the top spot
London's expected income from tourism in 2015 is £13.3bn and accounts for almost 0.5% of the UK's Gross Domestic Product
Mario Draghi: No indicators for ECB to stop QE before September 2016
The ECB decided to keep its interest rates at 0.05% and hardly revised its inflation rates expectations.